I wanted to layout all this evidence, Madam Speaker because I thought it was a sign of respect for my colleagues, for all of the Americans out there who don't know who to trust.
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Conor Lamb speaks about the importance of presenting evidence and respect in Congress amidst challenges to the vote count.
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